I know that the COPY command requires that you work with plain
tables.
Is there any other way at all of export only part of a table
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, if I want to run this statement:
DELETE FROM table_B WHERE value_1 BETWEEN X AND Y;
is it best to do that with or without indices?
We are using v 7.2.1 on a Sun E4500.
TIA,
val
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How do I delete only 1 of the duplicate records?
column_name | column_id
-+--
test1 | 5
test1 | 5
I've tried this:
tmp_test=# delete from test where column_id = 5 limit 1;
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near
How do I do a cross-database connection?
I have data in a table in Oracle that I need to copy into a
Postgres table. It has been suggested to me that I attempt to
perform a cross-database select instead of exporting the info
from Oracle into a CSV file and then importing the CSV data into
Pos